I've run into similar issues like this with Pyramid before, though it was
usually from trying to leverage the work of previous queries into low-cost
`.get()` functions onto the identity map.
The trick I settled on is to keep an array as a @reify request property,
then stash objects onto it.
def request_setup_persistanceArray(request):
"""stash items in here, so they don't get cleaned up"""
return []
def includeme(config):
config.add_request_method(request_setup_persistanceArray,
'persistanceArray', reify=True,)
Whenever I query certain objects, I immediately do this:
`request.persistanceArray.append(obj)`
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